Description
Freshwater fish called rohu is mostly found in South and Southeast Asian rivers, lakes, and ponds. It is a species of carp fish with a compressed and elongated body. It can weigh up to 10 kg and grow to lengths of up to 90 cm. The top of its body is greyish, and the sides and belly are silvery. Its big, oblique mouth has four pairs of barbels, and its head is flat and broad. Popular as a table fish, rohu is renowned for its delicate and mild flavour. It is also a very healthy fish that is a great source of nutrients, minerals, and omega-3 fatty acids. Typically, rohu is either grilled or deep-fried;
